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Haberler also helped to revive the influence of the purchasing power parity doctrine, which states that relative price levels are major determinants of equilibrium exchange rates.

These data revive the potent influence of pro-inflammatory cytokines IL-1β, IL-12, and IL-21 to modulate the response of antigen activated CD4+ T cells.

If I don't immediately break into a chorus of The Red Flag, it may be because Serwotka also appeared this week alongside Jeremy Corbyn in the runaway hard-left campaign that is among other things, reviving the political influence of trade unions.

They claim that coerced voting would revive the political center by reducing the influence of activists and ideologues.

The two sects of Hinduism, Saivism and Vaishnavism were revived under the influence of Adi Sankara and Ramanuja respectively.

While identities get lost in the shuffle of the droning contemporary cityscape, the architect attempts to revive the concept of individual participation and influence on the local level.

In the Mideast, now is the time for a fresh Bush diplomatic initiative to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict -- the persistence of which is toxic for America's influence -- and to revive the Syrian-Israeli negotiations.

The idea to revive the show came shortly after 9/11, and its influence permeates the story.

Much of his early life was devoted to trying to revive the Gladstonian roots of the Liberal Party, even as it succumbed to the influence of Keynes and others.

Concerned about losing influence and privileged access to food, some officials are also trying to revive the state plan, says Randall Ireson, an expert on North Korean agriculture.

The canal issue helped revive the campaign.